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Bottlenose Dolphin

Tursiops truncatus

Description:

Grey, can be almost white on underside. Adults range from 1-4 meters. Their elongated upper and lower jaws form what is called a rostrum or snout which gives the animal its common name. This is a common and well known oceanic dolphin. Dolphins are marine mammals.

Habitat:

Coral Bay WA

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4 Comments

KerryHawkins
KerryHawkins 10 years ago

Thanks isaa & cami. Tiz you definitely have to come here to Australia! You would love it! You have a wonderful country for nature too.

Tiz
Tiz 10 years ago

You are a lycky gal :) Thanks to you, Mark and Mac, I have realized I have to go to Australia one day! Fantastic nature!

KerryHawkins
KerryHawkins 10 years ago

I love dolphins. They are so beautiful. This spotting was when we were on a dive boat and were going out to swim with huge manta rays. These were a bonus.

Tiz
Tiz 10 years ago

Very nice spotting, I hope you enjoyed the view :)

KerryHawkins
Spotted by
KerryHawkins

Western Australia, Australia

Spotted on Jul 27, 2003
Submitted on Jun 27, 2013

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